Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is set to take part in a high-level meeting in Jordan focused on Jerusalem, according to Turkish diplomatic sources. The gathering will bring together senior diplomats from leading countries in the region at a time of continued tension over developments in eastern Jerusalem and the West Bank.
The meeting is expected to center on actions by Israel in eastern Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank. Turkish sources said the talks will address what they described as unlawful acts, placing the issue at the center of a broader regional diplomatic agenda.
Fidan’s participation signals Ankara’s continued engagement on the Jerusalem issue and its interest in coordinating with other regional governments. With multiple top diplomats expected to attend, the meeting in Jordan is likely to serve as a forum for discussing shared concerns and possible diplomatic responses.
The planned talks highlight how Jerusalem remains a major point of focus in Middle East diplomacy. For Turkey and other regional states, the meeting offers an opportunity to exchange views on recent developments and the wider implications for stability in the region.
